Qi Si

Biodata

Feature	Information
Name	Qi Si (齐斯)
Alias(es)	Si Qi; Cheng An; Yang Yundong; Lin Wen 151 242 265 439
Species/Race	Human; later a ghost/monster hybrid and god-like entity 124 364 366
Gender	Male
Affiliation	Eerie Game player; ruler and “Main God” of Qi Family Village 1 156 202
Occupation/Role	Puzzle-oriented Player, contract-holder, and later divine contender
Status	Active; returned to Jiang City after the Snow Mountain events 464
First Appearance	Eerie Game Invitation 1

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level	Chapter	Notes
Eerie Game Player	1	Inherits Liu Ajiu’s player qualification after killing him and enters the game to seek a cure for his terminal illness.
Humanoid Evil Spirit Identity Card	22	Unlocks an Identity Card that makes him more able to establish connections with Evil Gods, Evil Objects, Evil Spirits, and related entities.
Official Player	96	Has become an Official Player and gained access to the game’s expanded functions and reward systems.
Tempered Soul Contract	96	The skill reaches a documented 23% success rate and gives him authority over contracted souls, including Liu Yuhan’s points.
Enhanced Soul Contract / ghost state	124	Repeatedly invokes Soul Contract to contract with his own corpse; the revised contract bars gods from entering the Instance and lets the corpse inherit his memories, skills, and items. He becomes a ghost/monster hybrid.
Main God of Qi Family Village	156	Gains access to the World Fruit, allowing comprehensive perception of Qi Family Village and control over its rules.
Scarlet High Priest Identity Card	197	Acquires an Identity Card that gathers faith and converts it into power.
God-level permissions	364 366	The Eerie Game cannot delete him because his permissions exceed the system’s limits; he later enters Double Happiness Town explicitly as a god.
Substance of the Ancestral God	430	After the Snow Mountain sacrifice, gains the capacity to create and alter worlds.

Background / History

Qi Si was created when Qi sent an incarnation into reality following Ragnarok and the sealing of most of Qi’s divine power. He lived as “Qi Si” in Jiang City, where the deaths of his parents left him largely isolated for six years. 464

Already terminally ill, Qi Si investigated people who had profited from supernatural incidents. When player Liu Ajiu broke into his studio, Qi Si killed and interrogated him, then inherited his Eerie Game qualification. He accepted immediately: death inside a dangerous game interested him more than dying passively from illness. 1

His first instance, Rose Manor, established his preferred method of survival: extracting information, manipulating allies, and solving an Instance’s underlying logic rather than relying on force. He unlocked the Humanoid Evil Spirit Identity Card during the clear and later obtained an S-rank True End evaluation, 4,500 points, Rose Heart, and the baptized Pocket Watch of Fate. His cure requires 1,000,000 points. 19 22 26

In the Dialectical Game, Qi Si confronted questions surrounding his identity after encountering multiple versions of himself. He ultimately decided that being the “real” Qi Si was less important than claiming the identity necessary to leave the Instance. A god later revealed that it had influenced his misfortune and expected him to contend for the final crown at the Ruins of Sunset. 64 65

Qi Si’s growing divine authority began with the Sea God Scepter and Soul Contract. He used contracts to control players, acquired a domain in Qi Family Village, and began presenting himself to its residents as a Main God. 96 156 202

In Double Happiness Town, he used Soul Contract seventy-eight times to ensure success, contracted with his own corpse, and continued as a ghost/monster hybrid. The transformation freed him from several restrictions of being a Player but left him unable to naturally heal injuries. 124 240 241

During Beast Arena, Chang Xu publicly marked him as a Slaughter Style Player and made killing him one of the Instance’s main quests. Qi Si nevertheless leveraged the Sea God Scepter, the Scarlet High Priest card, and the rat people’s faith to build a god-like position while deliberately risking death. 288 296 304

After his power exceeded the Eerie Game’s system limits, Qi Si pursued the authority of the Ancestral God. In Snow Mountain, he confronted ghosts of those he had killed, alternate versions of himself, and the value of his own “humanity.” Completing a human sacrifice ultimately gave him the substance of the Ancestral God. 364 422 430 431

Appearance

Qi Si is a young man whose original reflection is pale and unnervingly inhuman: he has a long, thin neck and extremely black pupils set against the whites of his eyes. His appearance changes frequently through Identity Cards, role-playing effects, and masks. 59 103 151

• His eyes later develop a faint red glow, then become scarlet under the influence of the Scarlet High Priest card. 103 247
• He is frequently associated with white clothing early on, but later adopts a red suit. 59 247
• The Human Skin Mask can make observers perceive him as the identity they subconsciously expect. 151
• After becoming a ghost, he has no heartbeat, though he can still appear physically human in reality. 124 241

Personality

Qi Si is calm, calculating, and exceptionally detached from ordinary moral or emotional restraints. He treats his social identity as a controllable character rather than an essential self, and he is willing to abandon names, appearances, allies, or even his own body when doing so improves his odds. 57 64 124

He prefers strategy, deduction, and manipulation over direct combat, partly because he recognizes his own physical shortcomings. He sees deception as an efficient tool and regards other people primarily in terms of information, utility, risk, or profit. 151 201 288

Death does not motivate him in the way it does most Players. He repeatedly accepts the possibility of dying when it serves a plan, and Nian Fu concludes that he cannot be pressured through an ordinary survival instinct. 1 296 304

Despite this detachment, later events force Qi Si to confront fear, desire, responsibility, and the residual “humanity” attached to people from his past. He initially finds that he has no particular desire to survive, win, or become the Ancestral God. 422 431

Abilities & Skills

Deduction and Instance Strategy

Qi Si specializes in identifying an Instance’s world-building, hidden rules, and intended logical structure.

• He favors deciphering an Instance’s setting over sacrificing companions for short-term survival. 19
• He repeatedly exploits time loops, faction rules, and hidden mechanics to secure True End clears. 96 301
• His combat ability remains comparatively weak without items or external authority. 26 288

Soul Contract

Soul Contract is Qi Si’s primary method of binding and exploiting other entities.

• Contracted souls are represented by golden Soul Leaves in his Game Space. 96 151
• His authority over Liu Yuhan is described as second only to The Rules, allowing him to monitor her rewards and control her points. 96
• The enhanced contract can prohibit gods from entering an Instance and transfer memories, skills, sensations, and items to his corpse after death. 124
• The skill can be sealed by hostile Identity Card effects. 238 288

Scarlet High Priest

The Scarlet High Priest Identity Card allows Qi Si to exploit faith as a resource.

• He more easily gains the faith of other beings and converts it into personal power. 201 439
• Faith from the rat people manifests as scarlet leaves within his Mind Palace. 296
• He uses the card to reinforce his performance as a god and to accumulate power through worship. 202 304

Sea God Scepter

The Sea God Scepter grants Qi Si a form of divine role-play whose power increases with absorbed Sin.

• It lets him create or violate local rules within the Sea of Hopelessness Instance. 96
• He can absorb Sin with it and use its authority to perceive Qi Family Village through the World Fruit. 156
• He uses the scepter to petrify rat people and snakes in Beast Arena. 296
• Its power and temptation make it dangerous even to allies; Cheng Ping’s greed for it leads to possession and death. 238

Undying One and Ghost Physiology

After dying, Qi Si continues as a ghost rather than a conventional Player.

• His injuries cannot heal naturally, forcing him to avoid blood loss and seek reliable protective tools. 241
• Even severe wounds that should incapacitate him can leave him conscious. 305
• Becoming a ghost prevents normal point rewards and removes him from the usual game summons, though he can compensate by harvesting points through contracted tools. 240

Identity Cards and Role-Playing

Qi Si treats Identity Cards as both power sources and identities to be exploited.

• Humanoid Evil Spirit improves his affinity with evil entities but also draws him closer to its image; he later discards it through the corpse contract. 29 99 124
• Villain grants control over voting order at critical protagonist-related plot points and one revival per script while the protagonist survives. 142
• He can use an unspecified Identity effect to kill one person, after which he must kill again within twelve shichen. 265
• He seeks the cards necessary to advance toward Lord of Gods, including Humanoid Evil Spirit, Scarlet High Priest, Fool Deceiver, Eyes-Closed Dictator, and Master of Souls. 365

Equipment / Weapons / Items

• Pocket Watch of Fate — Baptized in Rose Manor; reverses objective time by one minute once per Instance. 26
• Rose Heart — Reward from Rose Manor; pairs effectively with the Human Skin Mask to support fabricated identities. 26 151
• Sea God Scepter — Divine authority item fueled by absorbed Sin. 296
• Human Skin Mask — Makes others see the image they subconsciously believe Qi Si to be; can produce convincingly different faces, genders, and ages. 151
• Cursed Pendulum — Enhances his physical strength, giving him a direct-force option he previously lacked. 201 241
• Divine Chisel — A sharp carving knife he can condense and use as a weapon. 422
• World Fruit — The core of Qi Family Village’s domain, through which he can sense the world and design its Rules. 156 202

Relationships

• Qi — The god who created Qi Si as an incarnation of malice and repeatedly directs him toward larger plans; Qi Si cooperates with, distrusts, and competes against this divine counterpart. 380 452 464
• Lin Chen — Initially manipulated by Qi Si in Rose Manor, later becomes a recurring ally and eventually his only true believer during the Snow Mountain sacrifice. 5 413 431
• Liu Yuhan — A Soul Contract subordinate whose points and actions Qi Si can control; he coerces her into infiltrating the Nine Provinces Guild. 96 201
• Chang Xu — A longstanding adversary who distrusts Qi Si, judges him as a Slaughter Style Player, and turns killing him into a Beast Arena main quest. 172 288
• Nian Fu — A temporary Beast Arena partner whose combat skills complement Qi Si’s planning; she remains wary of his indifference to death. 296 304
• Xu Yao — A ghost under Qi Si’s command who receives his orders and later his instructions before the final Instance. 200 380
• Zhou Ke — Another version of Qi Si from a different timeline, associated with Fool Deceiver and an opposing choice between reason and madness. 423 447

Notable Quotes

“I am willing to become a player and enter the Eerie Game.” 1

“Yeah. I’ve killed a lot of people. Of course my hands are covered in blood.” 422

Trivia

• Qi Si’s original wish is to cure his terminal illness, which costs 1,000,000 points. 26
• He considers strategy, knowledge, and puzzle-solving more valuable than raw combat power in most Instances. 201
• He dislikes being recognized in reality and repeatedly changes his appearance to avoid the Sariel Guild and official attention. 99 131
• He has stated that he possesses no clear desire to survive, win, or become the Ancestral God. 431